This study investigated the properties of a composite NiCrFeSiB coating with fine-dispersed WC additives, deposited by the HVOF method. The NiCrFeSiB powder alloy with WC additives was applied to a steel substrate. The WC content in the coating was 10, 15, and 20% by weight. The particle size distribution of the mixture ranged from 3 to 10 µm. The WC used was the WC8 alloy (92% WC, 8% Co). The levels of stress, phase composition, hardness, wear resistance, and coating structure were investigated. The studies revealed that the structure was primarily composed of the γ-Ni-Fe solid solution phase, with secondary phases including Ni3B, Fe3B, (Cr,)2B, and carbides of the W2C, WC, M7C3 type. A small amount of the initial WC particles was also present. The use of a fine-dispersed NiCrFeSiB powder mixture with WC particles resulted in a nearly twofold increase in hardness and wear resistance compared to the same parameters of the coating without WC. The coating with 20% WC exhibited the highest hardness. However, its wear resistance was lower than that of the coating with 15% WC. This fact could be explained by a slight difference in the phase composition and an increase in the proportion of the unsolidified WC phase in the structure. This led to the spalling of fine particles and a reduction in wear resistance. The study demonstrated the feasibility of using a fine-dispersed NiCrFeSiB coating with WC additives without additional remelting. Similar hardness and wear resistance results were achieved immediately after HVOF spraying when using a fine-dispersed NiCrFeSiB + 15% WC/Co mixture with a 92/8 composition. This simplification of the technology reduced the coating application process time. It also lowered production costs by eliminating the remelting stage.
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Svetlana Sergeevna Kvon
Evgeniy Viktorovich Skvortsov
Aristotel Zeynullinovich Issagulov
Journal of Composites Science
Abylkas Saginov Karaganda Technical University
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synapsesocial.com/papers/69bb92be496e729e62980599 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/jcs10030162